Tag: Bay Area

• November 12, 2024

  Sausalito Vibes and Content Drift

  Since September, the author has experienced significant travel, leading to a sense of disconnection. Amidst unsettling events, they reflect on photography, specifically the importance of sharpness in images. Recent exploration in Sausalito prompted a focus on technique, and they invite feedback on their work while encouraging broader discussion.
• June 21, 2022

  He guided me to Tennessee (Beach)

  Our newest federal holiday commemorates the end of one of America’s Original Sins. But the fallout remains. I took in Day Three of our recent Juneteenth weekend with a lot of gratitude and some humility. Although Juneteenth in some form has been a celebration within the African American community for more than 150 years, the…
• June 20, 2022

  Reading and Riding

  Juneteenth highlights the resiliency and vibrancy of life in the Bay Area.
• June 18, 2022

  Creative Walking

  Day hike on the Bear Valley Trail on Point Reyes in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
• June 14, 2022

  What’s SUP?

  I finally tried it. It was the early 2000s when I first saw people on standup paddle boards. I was in North Shore, Calif., near the Salton Sea when I saw the boarders on the water near the defunct North Shore Beach and Yacht Club. They caught my eye because when it came to human-powered…
• June 12, 2022

  Mistakes were made

  The past few days have been a bit of a blur with lots of professional and personal activity. So it was a bit of a treat to have a day to myself with little to nothing on the agenda. Of course even though I knew I had some unstructured time coming I didn’t do much…